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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES


1roR RENr-Two NV HOUSES To HR RIApy
II tyr occupancy by 18th Of November next linz
hsnlshire II rooms and hath frios go and
ose-S HILL JOHNSTON. 7ss ssh ., nv.
Al ~ sa.d stAos within IN mlss Q. tas city 81
o3o- In alys Nev lori a.
S shh kENI-FIRsT-cLAss FURNISHED RESI-.
i.rh'.hed sl2s. Inquiry geo i5th Of. nv. o2s-sts
kFVk kLNI-FrRNIsHEp HOUSES IN ALL SEQ
ir 10 W sns city. Tor the by the year. A.
ol<-lm ~. n hSASht -
sSSe enc nh 10y MN FiRsT-cIAss hEsf.
6e,wssn n IN oour,e q nnishins on 10th st n 20
" AsHly to J. shEDp. tsoS issS :, n " Ole I'm
koh hhNI-ME. PLEAsANT isTH ar Fx
= senssa near Pine. /. neat sla rom frs.a,s etsoo
FORkEsT ioosF .. saSo,nrix cott.xN JOSEPH
f oih nss ,1,a,S sHERNAN AVE: 4 ROOMS,
CO. LeDroit building S1- - L. bAhb6ns
IukNishEp Per mo IisNsf,ufS y ger mo
,s SSH Il: :. ma $3.50 nd isis so.l 'iOe
stable, 22s ss. Na, ..,.i........sS
stsbie. 5000. sne ooo - Moss ave. ar -, 20
fidSSs :DS S ne io,A. o =
cordon ave. ar - n
o2@-lot HCfTY DYER IAN .nl y "a,
LOB RENT-I1NELy FURNISHED Horsr :,
II rooIns. very desirable ioc.tlOn every ..s,n, I'
convenience moderate rent stable and c.rr1. sna
on lot 1917 l1th st. NV. or apply 10 j l,gr ID
- e..ee.on. o3o-l2t.
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T E. 4 III :: ::
Il T. 81 II II $ sss III
4. T: + = s. 8
ONE PRICE.
go. 4es, 4a4. ga 7th St. All sls sa -

Snr AND XHSzEEsv I NOvErrrnA
tsucccsor 20 PEEEy BRoI iEnl
INVITES ININsPEcIIoN OF HE sypEkB STOCK
on NoVI LILIES IN LYONS siLks ASDkk yEIA
NV fMPoKTA TIoNs Oh RICH fhLLk FkAN-
e esp q as o. S II AZ THf Sfxtsf sSSbsS
SIN HSlSNf2Rs GREEN. GoBELIE,
fJfSsAR Blue. sk.P nj.
ssIft E2Si Gar. i hsasSsssE
ruoicF LYoxs vErvET AND PLUS NOVELTIES
fhcT ooLok coAsISATIoSs 40 HiToh
H's sAIs. sifIs ESSaisa FsSS2 shSo 10 1905
xothh A FFRRiNcsrsE, MORE pEKrs AID MORE
ANIiQUEs; IN BLACK NH AND Al THk
6H SYs stks f Ed sif
AL THE kEw NnAvEs n boAAkr4
BLACK sTLKs, VIZ:
F FsHH 81 F 1. szs sooT
CACHENiRL PkIACkssE. TkiCoTlNH
LiyNs DUcHkssE khA0AnEA
RsSs snis raox 7sc. 10 $40 40 FL Sr HASb.
IEfscsH ESf aI5E N yf saca zsp on Is y aSud
coLosa Ar L1MEsT PsIcEH -
ExNaLke fkQ2n 81 Is 20 Ss,0o 80 IAi6
st EYdt sfs'9 SHsousrs AND oonx,scr ps,or.
bkAaON fkkky.
sascsssor 70 Psssr Bso-
49,. fsnnevavsnh sSs- e.. ~ q
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MADAME SoULk-The many patrons OF Madame
Soule OF 3O5 5th avenue, New YoTk.wtl be pleas
10 hear that she will have an opening OF imported
wraps and dresses at 1923 street on october 81
for four dayS
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To make room eor imuensA stock uOvu
arriving, 8. W. AUGENsTRN, Sl7, $40 and 81 TN
81 NV. offers following extraordinary bar aini
Tor to-morrow: Curtain poles with solid bras
trimmings, 25c.; white china dinnec.setts, III
pieces $7.96; brass Iound 3-hoop cedar buckets
Ssc; one-half doz colored go6lets 27c.; extri
new style decorated tea-setts $3O9, worth $500;
5bottle silver plated cas- ors SSc hammered bras
whisk broom holders, loo. sink cleaners, &c; I
do1. curtain pins Sc. imported finger bowls, l0c;
coal hod and shovel 34c dew-drop tea sett latest
novelty, ESQ.,. worth Sl.50; galvanized iron cham.
Der pals SIC, worth 75c,
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Our department Is stocked with all the newest goods
and choicest attern in that line and prfces-well
We say nothing, but come in aud tor yourseH,
that's all we ask.
PORTIERS.
Re en- Iat: erns at S5 and $3.50.
Elesant line of TX Turcomans at 81 so.
IMPIkTED SH ELIAS, 1880 81 aud 327.
CHENILLE CUR AIMS, every price aud style
LACE CURTAINS
SPECIALS-AN ELEGANT LINE at s5 and co. so,
dou lie or siLe Dor ers, worth $6 and S1.2J.
AUTiFUL PATTERNS, double or side borders,
at $3 % worth "a
ELEGANT VALUES at 90 So worth s325.
HANDSOME DE IGNS 81 81, rth 80.
present OF pair Of fine fire-gilt chains to every
pair IT lace curtains OVER 81.
JAPANESE Screens. 3 panels 5k feet high. $3.50.
worth IS.
JAPANESE FIRE SCREENS. emb'd in gold or col.
ors. bamboo frames, &;9S. wor IS.
BRUSSELS RUGS o4x0O, 81 25; 30x6O 81, rs.
VELVET RUGS, 24x50, 81 50; 30x60. 1918.
The above are john G osleJ.s best make.
ltUsHhs; i. 34,ineh wide, plain or crus-ed. s1.75 .
TAPESTRY BORDERING. all colors. Is and Csc. q
Best Quality ENGLISH CREToNNE, gee. a yard.
DRUGGETS BE IT INGRAM, 3x3 yards SO SO,
~: % and $40; 3x4 yards Sill.
EXTENSION OLES. PLUSH 81 as; WOOD q. pa
they have brass fixtures and are very handsome.
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See the new lot g. Child suits.

RAIN on SHINE, high winds or low. we are always
busy. EIsExAS BROS, Manufacturers
1th and Z
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Baby Shoes Csc. q Pair
At Family Shoe Store.


DfxOn's Yeast Powder.
A large six-Ounce bottle for 10 cents. Sales In
Washington 10000 bottles day. II II a home en-
terprtse, emp Dying q large force OF Washington
people Dixons Yeast Powder Is sold largely In
Maryland Virginia, North Carolina, Delaware, and
Pennsylvania 1t never falts to give perfect Sa IS
faction and Is used by hotels exclusively. ASK
your grocer for Dixon's. Its purity and strength
cannot be surpassed. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

Jrsr RECEIVED another car load Of those antique
Oak and imitation mahogany chamber suits al SO
and s2a75 W. H. Hoeke sth and Market Space.
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CITY ITEMS.


DSeSv bOr OAsD0s
634 pairs Mems Calf shoes left. VIII close thu
entire lot at e19& Family Shoe store, $40 7th 81
n
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SEE House & Herrmann's ad. on 9th page.


We ARE Now OPENING a carload OF those mar
ble.top walnut chamber suits, at <31.50 III you
want one come quick. w. II. HokKE.
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SnsOokrFn, Aeaemtios

The Celebrated
Family Shoe Store Shoes reduced to a. 90 at SIC
7th st. NV. Call ana see them
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''ROyal Glue'' mends China. Glass. Wood, &C.
Bargain sale Now In Progress.
At the Family Shoe store, 80 7th St NV. Gents
81 Shoes now Sl.24; Gents 81 Shoes only $2.96. l
Phillips DigeStible Cocoa created much
interest at International Medical ConUreae On
Ladies' House slippers lie. . Pair
At Family Shoe Store.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u lh. "Ward" prints. 4Oc per 10
Also. Cottage Cheese and buttermilE; sweet MIX
&c. per quart.
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An EXCELLENT ChPviot Cashmere Overcoat,
$40 EIsExAN Bros, Manufacturers
It'll and Z
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-NEAR LINDEN STATION, n o.
4 r.; 20 minutes 10 wa.ninstoa . iur. isbei or
UNFINISHED house; low reut 70 April J. Ayv,y on
preauises W to L. A DOHkEh Forrest Glen, Aont-
gome.y County. nd. nl-Sr'
EOR RkNT-NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE
snd pleasantly -situated Brick DWELLING
Incl adlng bath. los I'd ct ne ni-6gs
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see our line OF S children suits.

GOOD CLOTHING at fair prices IS better than trash
at any price. EHKNAN Bros, Manufacturers,
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~Roy.I Gruxr mends broken articles

II You WANT TO FURNISH NICELY, for little
money, go 10 W. II. Hoeke's carpet and furniture
WarerOOmS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

CASH PAGES
FOB SILKS, VELvETs. BLANKETS AND BEAUTI.
Full DRESS GOODS.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 7th.t
SILK AND WOOL CHECK ORES GOODS, Csc.
quality, reduced to $3.50. "'
ssRofSDG , for Ladies' suits. woolons yard
FkENCH sEkGES in all the new and ba.utiful
,hades u BrVwn. Bue, Green. Garnet ronzs and
SLACK Inese ele 3 ant dress goods are ali pnrs 6rs
bool wide double width. cash value 62c prics -
wut ed to 81 ' rA'N~ ~
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS new .,x,..
exGeA-e.t quAAiiy, II yards Ior 81.
BLANKETS. slightly soiled. - 1925 and 1850
=, BLACK CAsHAEiES. wide double width, "a. IN
81. so. &c. ~ oA'
CoLoRED and BLACK SILK vELvETs, Tao.
ROYAL sEktiE, all color.. beautiful dress rooda
"loe double fold IL yards for ~.
IRlCOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS. wide double width
pure wool. real value 50c reduced to 37kc.
Cash Customers who buy IS or over In Dry Goods
cash prices viii receive pair Of handsome Damssk
Towels kLoued range.
Cash Customer who buy $40 or over in Dry Goods
worth sl5Q nj
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LANsr AGE Is cheap. prices sell the goods.
EIsEAAS Bros, Manufacturers
Cor. 7th and E.
See the Overcoat we sell at s12.5Q
SAVE YouK EYKsIGHT, consult Hempler, cor. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

SKE OUR WINDOW for biggest bargain ever sold
In furniture. sol Market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

| S0OkrfH, AetemtiOm.
II you want pleasure In a good CIGAR try oui
| Opera Boquet," ''Saborosa," .Old Crow" and
world for the money, &C. each.
N. p. METzoIR,
At 18th street p. ".
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Bargains All Week
At the Family shoe Store, $40 18th St
Applique Flower.
Richest substitute for embroidery. Easily ap-
piled. Prices from ten cents and up according Ia
size. See the large assortment at
OPPENHEINER's, 52S 9Th st. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

tNoR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
u ery-opo OF the nnest and most connie. ST.
nsrms IN n1n,gSmery county miles from Sashin.
station House has 10 rooms. al moders iml ross
Farm contains Pa acres q rr1 . ID d nearly Ill A.
grass an abundance Of water. fine barn. stsblss CO.
sheds. granary, corn-housea. ice-house &C a. Val
the buildinss with fry sh and pure s.t-r ~'P"~ Az
har.ss n, 100 nm me nnes .de. Of cattle and
rst1s,ersd Jerseys and Aoisssin, "''H ''s % head
VAL sell farm with all the stock and implementa or
p pY5 fun particulars .pplyso HuFTS pxEk
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT.
trorolitan Branch Railroad
Dwelling Of ~ rooma barn. stable and ali necsss&ry
oubuildinss. IN rood condition land 10 under hish
Is % an. .,s
I'M. proler,y {. bound to enhance I'm v.lua WIN
80. HuFTY DYER.
nl-ot 1901 street
EIRsT PAYMENT on CABIN SPRINGS SHARES
now being made. Selection of lots will b. had
mmedistely utter November 1. Cal At once aud Join
syLdic.ts 90 psriclpete In hrst choice shsrss
BAXTER 4 MCGOWAN.
o2e-3t' lo0s-lolo ct nv.
~ ACRES OF LAND, sITUA TED MILES PROM
~ Chain Bridge aud miles from new Aqueduct
s Nj nF1d6e es9 Per scr. On easy terms
FIR sALE-AI BkkGAI IF PURCHASED AT
scrs,, Title. perfect IoGis p saSE& ,kg pS ''
o<s-St e2O Ct NV.
EoR sALE-A. SPLENDID Li0o-ACRE STOCK
Il Farm in Maryland. 20 miles down the Potomac with
iLis city: r A PHIILiPs. las n z ave o2s I'm :
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..Royal Glue,, mends CHINA. Glass. Wood. &c

Ladies' t2 Mid u uttOn only S1.24
Az Family Shue store
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IRIS QUITE NOTICEABLE that the clothing house
that IS doing the business Is not talking the public
to death EIsENAS Bios, Manufacturers,
Cor. 7th and E
See our line Of Fashionable Stripes In Sack and
Frock Suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

Ps n%si s M to l. boAkk& Forest Ssn 1on'-
EoR RkNT-NEAR TRE CAPTION, A DksIxABLI
md pss..p,iS ;sssg.,ea Brck Dwelling nlss resnI
FGn ssnNr-aoussa Upper g:ls i54l N ., :.
,ss !. - 'sss y !: u !; d. 3
I .na Com. tp y. ~ s s iscs F
sis i,!S ); = e Il 3i;s ! =
i isss hU:. 1874 gu 4
~ IS sSss HE s lS,s 8: j. y
NV ...g s q . IS ssa s: SC ::s -
~; ~ Ind ave. IS e go
~ ~ s A. ST. Z 4 SIs; sSS a.
STORES OFFICES ETC.
800 , saS q. sy ". r. sfiss S :tn
s and S1. IL so e i5ss
ct. n. ". IS So bic e22 st. VS.
Il q l. .s , ss sHs 81
aun so Buiid,4 ID iSS 60
The above I. only portion Of the property on my
heels L: . 1Sr list a..
29a Delax.re ave- 10 rooms and cellar.
Corner Of New H:mpsSirs ave. and washington
o. SrSle NV. rooms. .......e9
,,'s.. ''' ~ TYLEK i RUfiEiEEiY or;
EOR RENT-THE ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE
y Brick Dwelling, with brick cottage tor -:
III st. wnext door I. Pos,nasser.o nsra VIA
newly and handsomely furnished will os let w,h or
without furniture, or the furniture viii Be 1t
treat sacrifice Call early a. such an Of ortu ~ y.
fIas S, For particulars apply to HuFrY PER
LIOR RENT-FROM nov l5:NRw BAY WINDOW
Il House. eiEht MONS lstrobes. range. and oil modern
CT FRANZ sos PREM
MET
EOR REVT-HANDsOMELY FURNISHED NINE
l. room house la northwest convenient TO Conn. av
rent month reful tenant 100 BY the
$50. McLACH.EN BATCHELDsk 122o 1t
It'll 18Th st.. llr $50 l2oek wylie e. 5r. SO
All 18th 81. Sc. 6rs 1880 1879 Bdy st. Or o. 80
nfes 81 isss On !:
FoR REST-FURYSIIsEEE 3 ); a. ROBERTSON
17l7R L ave.. 1888 80 Conn. ave. near R 5000 90
l l33 II. ave.. 90 as2 18th St: 200 99
Lafayette Sauar sos. SO i3tS 10Th St 1900
10Th and Q.stabe. 200 90 19O6Sunderlsndp l 30 90
1204 18th stable 200. 90 l4u6 81 90
iss4 18Th .t 300 % isso JeSpIs IL orimS
I;Ok RkNT-4ll 18TH ST, Sc. COMFORT BILE
Il two-story brick dwelling. six water and
porch, &C.: 1880 sWORMsIEDT 4 BRADLEY.
027 ST. NV. o3l-6t
I. OR RENT-l72O l4TH ST, NINE ROOMS
nice spring wei, water i'm yard; $40 per IN. nti Apply
Al Room LIFE eral Buildings tn aud sts % I'm
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il snd 0i0 ! e nv: jass s.;i.i.S: oss IN w:inat
- oener N cbeay: euosve roozns cel1ar I'll moosrn
cae:ss; % 2o-aSes szIs. Adisss vS1kS $40 Sss q
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LOCAL MENTION.



Indications for me o. hours commencing nts 70. m,
For the District OF Columbia MARYLAND and
NHglbli- FAR weather, slight rise In tenpera-
ture, light 10 fresh northerly winds becoming
variable.
GExxAS HAsp-KNrr JAcKrrs, all colors ana
Y ;, az the very lowest price. Franc. the one
p.iee halter and furnisher corner TN and D.
RAIN on SHINE, high winds or low, we are always
1th and Z
see the new lot s. Child suits.
ErcHrScs Engravings, and all the latest designs
In Picture Frame holdings at Wood Forsyths,
l2os 81. Regilding a speciality.
GOOD CLOTHING at fair prices is better than trash
at any price EsENAS Bios, Manufac.urers
See our line Of $ children suits.
SEE OUR WINDOW for biggest bargain ever sold
In furniture. sol Market space.
srH House Herrmann's adj on 9th page
An EXCELLENT Chrviot or Cashmere overcoat,
$40 EIsExAN Bros, Manufacturers
Jusr RECEIVED another car load Of tho.e antique
Oak and imitation mahogany chamber SUITS Al 10
and s2a75. W. H. Hoeke. sth and Market space.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. l1os Pa ava
Q.-cAs consumption be cured'
A-Use Bakers Cod Liver OIL ana Malt
IRIS QUITE NoIIcIABLx that the clothing house
TO death EIsEXAS Bros, Manuiacturers,
Cor. 7th and E
See our line Of Fashionable Stripes In Sack and
Frock Suits
II You WANT TO FURNISH NICELY. for a little
money, go 10 W. III. Hoeke's carpet and furniture
wareroomS
.RoYAL GLUE" mends broken articles
MADAME SOULK.-The many patrons OF Madame
Soule or 3O5 5th avenue, New York. win be pleas
10 hear that she win have an opening Of imported
wraps and dresses at 1879 = street on october 81
for four days
SEE House Herrmann's adj on 9th page.
We ARE Now OPENING a carload OF those mar
ble-top walnut chamber suits, at $3.50 III you
want one come quick. w. II. HokKE.
FUssKLLs Ice CREAM.
LANGUAGE Is cheap. prices sell the goods.
EIsEAAS Bros, Manufacturers
Cor. 7th and E
See the Overcoat we sell at Sl2.5Q
SAVE YoUR EYEsIGHT, consult Hempler, cor. ~.
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BOARDING.

1000 I ST. n w. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
1910 psrk - Pleasant kooms. with First-cla0
Board References exchanged A few table boarsierT
can lie sccommod .ted- org l2ts
BOARDING. WITH NICELY FURNISHED RooMa
- by the day. week month. st reasonable rstso:
o2o-6ts
EoR REMITTANCE WELL FURNISHED AND
Il bright oms with the very best table board. TO
married couples geutlenen in small private family
2l02 st. w.. o27-t5ts
1900 18TH ST n w.-FuRsT-CLAss TABLE
1%HO board also . hsndson, ely furnished third
story iront room Tor rent with hoard Reference
CURED o2b-ots
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LN0R RENT-FROM e20 TO o30-SEvERA VERY
L handsome new s..d 3-stury brick houses N
beautiful part VI northeast
an. 0-rvoms, nuished in natural wood, open Ere
places pretty oak mxntes: convenient street cara
school. &C. W. 4. BURI ORD,
o.S-2ws 1422 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

HuFrY DYER call tine attention Of parties de.
string nrst-class furnished houS.. to their adyer
tisement In The "For Rent" co.umn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

Q.-CAN consumption be curedf
A-use Bakers Cod Liver OIL and Malt
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''ffAr CUKTAIS ssIE.-1he sale OF the immense
- 80 IN ~ curtain goods will begin at Dowinga
= tHu we sylVdiila avenue, tomorrow at ii
- J. Tartsts Interested should nor fsil 10 h.
- 4'---E- e advertisement Tor Iurtner de rais
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FINE PokrRAIrs. Kets Kemethy. l1os Pa ava
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uJoR REN1-rNFTTRNIsHFn

lc0R REN1-UNFURN1sHED.
WV y ias4 ls sIst sia~
10ll CT av. lor 200 1916 Y st w. l2r 10
IS s NV i2r-.. IFS Do n ]. ave as. ior 80
1905 n. II sve......--l:l. Dei. avr.ne.. lor... 50
liz lv.u INV, l5r II 2032 @ Il NV. lOr 30
iS1s 9Th It nv IA loo ?i4 sofa st NV i. 80
I0lo 1t NV. lar lie HOS st n w. lor
l6l6 2lst St n.w llf so etue lam NV. Tor 40
ia 9Th NV sire, VI. 80 46 Mo- ave 80
1sos C3nn ave- lsrs15 i2i ,S mt It nv sr-
1884 :s,h st NV lars 1is; i5.I7.is st n
f4i5s g.. uppsr r.rt :cs Il l~ Or. is :?
l:o1 n. II. NV ar.. - LIST s-w. or...-....l5
RI ave-. near l7.h ): :. .:s:yn~-nrls.hlsr-
Earr.sr;:s i6r:::: 4iS,Ss isis { ssnw, iSr Ie6s2
t tssa AND ss 3 isid ss g
n svs iS Sssr 80 5iSS 81 :: It
1879 Sis. ave-. s,s i i6Is Is.
1919 1919 i7Ss S fsIS
Conn ave, near ST. 80 L, near 18th st nv III
i4a6 Il ave .o. $50 2o3s St nv.
our ONLY Houses Go from
s.ST iaid it StS . & oi Ss
ney Close 6r, stsblf . Is 1855 boy st nw3r - 10
2.,.3 Cleveland st. Or IA 81 Is ION st 10
6J4 ne. 7Ih ct road stsils :ir 10
y20 n. W., Office tear 81 st. ne. Ar. 10
Cal at oftice Tor bulletin sale and r.nt
o2y-3t' As.CAYwOOD. 935 9th St NV.
I>OR RENT-A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. FUR.
nished House, near Farragut square. by year
&C. 1908 x the ofm
EOR RENT-HOUSE, BEAUTIFULLY srTUA ED,
Il No 500 X st. II. W. north side Of Mount Vernon
IIr bet. Sth ana yth SIS. NV IL roomk Inquire
premises ". W. BURDETTE. oly-lm
lroR RENT-LAkGE STORE AND DWELLING,
IL store separ te, at q vefy moderate rent; 327 Pa
ave, betweeI Sd and 4 streets Inquire 33l No.
ave-, or FRANK I. BkIMNING, Colulnbia Law
Building. o26-ots
IroR RENT
II unfinished per month
11O siAss 2oUOO
1915 81. lOOOO
Furnished per month
%
hSv1 ION 10000
~ rArrakut square xOOOO
1OOO SUNDERLAND Pace. lJO.OO
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hcsE interested In Agassiz Park should read
y advertisement under business ChanceSs
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The jefferson Democratic Association.
WASHINGTON. ID. e., Nov. l, 1887.
Candiensed Locals.

VERDICT FOR TIE GOvERSMENT.-TO-day, In the
Circuit Court the case OF the United states against
Sam1 Dana, - p. Brown and W. Z. Spalding-
action on the bond OF the nrst named as pay
master, given March %, 1867, which action was
commenced In 1S79-a verdict Was given for the
amount claimed, Sl9, S96.15.
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Two FINE RTsIDEscEs sos AND 9O5 EAST CAPr.
iOL sTkEEr--1 hese TWO new brick residences viii
~ peI,mytorly sod to-morrUw afternoon They
h.iNe AL nO-eTn ConyeDiences, and, situated rs
~ are shO1ld attract the attention Of those de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-01

A NEW BRANCH OF THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE
branch OF the Irish Nallonai League WAS formed
at a meeting ia the hall OF the Sarsfield A,socia.
ton. AZ street and Pennsylvania avenue and
adopted the Name OF the VIM O'Brien Branch.
Oricers were elected follows: Peter Mozart
Ley, president; +. +. Moran, recording secretary;
r b. OConnel, financial Sec etary; James Butler,
treasurer.
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WIPES SCIT FOR DIvoRcE.-To-day Mr. Eliza.
pc d Coleman, by Mr. A. X. Browne, filed a bill
az INST Henry Coeman for y divorce. The coin
pialnantS maiden name was aw and they were
married June 80, 1864, and have three children
sne charges cruel treatment, non-support and de-
OF assault, and that he toos from her $50 OF her
own hard earnings and drove her from her home,
No. 424 L street.
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bALIihOkk PoLlcEhES REPKiMANDED FOR THEIR
CONDUCT II THIS CITY.-The police board Of balti-
hioie slefudy Investigated the charges made
'sAlnst slx members OF The force Of Improper con-
Gtct vale On q Visit 70 this city on Friday last
lac testimony showed that one OF the men WAS
prOf me on the streets and had a dliculIy with a
S'ret-cdr conductor and caoman- The officers
were ali repnmanded By the board
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The FUSkKAL OF CHAs. Z NAYER.-The funeral
~ Chas- L. Mayer, who Was accide ntally shot and
llled last Friday night, took place from the resi-
Oence OF his law partner. Mr.. Lewis AOrahams
yesterday afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock. Rev. L ST IN
~ the eth-street synagogue, Officiatel- The pail.
- Arers were NessrS j. W. Barnes, judge Jere
HIsoh. II l. Pitney, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Philips,
Alexander Abraham, max Gold,cnmidt Simon
VOL, and NJ b. Auker, OF Philadelphia The re-
burial ~ "
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-04-06
SIeen Necessary.

The present epoch is one which the
mind of man seems to turn to the per-
formance of impossibilities, or what have
been regarded as impossibilities. Explor-
ers seek to penetrate the North Pole, and
mountain climbers to scale the highest
peak of the Himalayas. Captain Webb
losses his life in seeking to swim the Nj
agara Rapids. DIR. Tanner goes forty
days, and an Italian fifty days, without
food.
The latest attempt of doing something
that nobody else has ever done, is that
of an Italian named Rouzani, who essayed
TO go three weeks without sleeping, but
was speedily convicted of using decep-
tion in making people believe that he got
along without sleep.
Whatever feats of endurance men NAV
accomplish, they cannot live long with
out sleeping. The victims of the Chi
nese waking torture seldom survive more
than ten days. These unfortunate men
are given all they wish to eat and drink,
but when they close their eyes they are
pierced with spears and awakened. There
is No torture more horrible.
Men sleep under almost all conditions
of bodily and mental suffering, however
Men condemned to death-even those
who fear their fate-generally sleep the
night before their execution. Soldiers
sleep lying upon sharp rocks, and even
while on the march.
No one knows just what sleep is. The
prevailing theory as to its nature is that
of the Psychologist Preyer, who holds
that refuse matter accumulates in the
nervous centres in such quantity as to
bring about insensibility, which is sleep,
and which continues until the brain has
been relieved of this waste matter by its
absorption into the circulation. BY way
of contrast to the cases of those who seek
to do without sleep, or are often unable
TO obtain it, a case is recorded by DR.. Phip-
son in which a young man slept thirty
two hours without waking. - Youths
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